Let’s talk... with Ama & Asantseba

The tragic murder of George Floyd shook the world like nothing before it. So on the podcast this week Ama and Asantseba are joined by three incredible women; Ohemma, Yvonne and Elaine as they discuss the impact and implications of Mr Floyd’s death. Additionally questioning whether this devastating event has become the pivotal moment for change. The ladies also talk through their personal experiences of racism and how society can and must do better moving forward.

Are we just hopeless romantics to believe that we as humans are conditioned to be with one life partner for the rest of our lives? In this week’s podcast Ama and Asantseba speak with Pastor Stephen Amedior in order to gain both a man’s perspective and also a religious take on this.

This week Ama and Asantseba dive in and discuss a situationship brought in by a listener. The ladies talk through whether it’s possible to feel trapped by a partner to stay in a relationship with a baby, and the impact this can have on all parties involved.

On the podcast this week Ama and Asantseba discuss the role social media is playing in defining female independence. They also touch on the impact of this on the younger generation.

So have a listen and join the debate.

In this episode Ama and Asantseba discuss how society and culture determines how we view fertility. They also discuss the social pressures placed on women and not on men and how that effects relationships.

In this episode Ama and Asantseba speak to one lady at the very top of her game, Yaa Amoako-Adu. Yaa talks the ladies through her experiences and how she rose to the top in the male dominated industry of oil and gas.

It is often women who are asked how they manage to do it all. So in this episode Ama and Asantseba turn the tables and ask two men, Moses and KB, who are known to work hard and play hard how they do it all? Striking a balance between having a happy home, working hard in their chosen fields and also being the life and soul of the party.

Is it ok for your parent to choose your life partner? In this episode Ama and Asantseba are joined by two of the oil and gas industry’s (Ghana) most prominent ladies, Nana Yaa Arthur and Yaa Amoako-Adu. The ladies discuss the impact of parent’s choosing their children’s spouse/life partner and also share their own experiences.

An introduction to Let’s Talk.